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Data Engineer - New York, NY
Job Description
At Butterfly Data Engineering we are fusing a diverse set of data streams such as manufacturing data, commercial data, real-time IoT data, mobile analytics data, logistics data to continuously improve our product design, guide feature development and optimize manufacturing and operations.
As part of our team, your core responsibilities will be:
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Rapidly implement and maintain elegant and robust data pipelines and create self-service data analytics infrastructure that immediately creates value for business owners
Qualifications
Baseline skills/experiences/attributes:
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Data modeling and hands on development and administration of relational and NoSQL databases (BigQuery, Elastic Search)
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Principles and patterns of data processing architectures (batch, streaming, lambda, serverless, etc)
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Dev-Ops experience managing services on GCP (Ansible, Docker, Kubernetes)
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Hands on knowledge of ETL tools, frameworks and practices: Airflow, Python 3
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Data Visualization and dashboard systems (Tableau, Plotly, Seaborn, Matplotlib)
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Strong programming experience in Python (Pandas, Numpy, Notebooks)
Additional Information
We offer great perks:
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Fully covered medical insurance plan, and dental & vision coverage - as a health-tech company, we place great worth on our teams’ well-being
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Competitive salaried compensation - we value our employees and show it
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Equity - we want every employee to be a stakeholder
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Pre-tax commuter benefits - we make your commute more reasonable
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Free onsite meals + kitchen stocked with snacks.
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401k plan - we facilitate your retirement goals
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Beautiful office overlooking the Flatiron building in NYC
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The opportunity to build a revolutionary healthcare product and save millions of lives!
For this role, we provide visa assistance for qualified candidates.
Butterfly network does not accept agency resumes.
Butterfly Network Inc. is an E-Verify Company and is an equal opportunity employer regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, gender, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability or Veteran status. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.


Parameter I/O
Description
Enables the user to Import/Update parameters from or export them to a CSV (Comma Separated Values) file. When importing/updating parameters from a CSV file the data in it needs to be in a specific format: <parameter name>, <unit>, <value>, <comment>
The easiest way to make sure your CSV file follows the correct format might be to first export the parameters into a file and then have a look at its content - the import will require the data in the same format.
When importing parameters from a file, if a parameter with the given name already exists, then its unit, value and comment will be updated, otherwise a new user parameter will be created with the provided values.
When exporting parameters to a file, all available parameters will be exported, not just the user parameters.
General Usage Instructions
Once installed, the "Parameter I/O" add-in will create a new button in the menu of the "Model" workspace's "Modify" panel.
When clicking this button a dialog will pop up where you can choose if you want to import/update parameters inside the model from the CSV (Comma Separate values) file or Export them to a CSV file.
Then another dialog will show asking you to select the file location and name to use.
When importing parameters from a file: if a given parameter already exists then its unit, value and comment will get updated, otherwise a new user parameter will be created with the provided values.
When exporting parameters to a file: all the parameters inside the model will be written to the given CSV file.
You can see in one of the below screenshots the CSV format required for importing, but you can also examine a CSV file created when exporting parameters using this addin.
Screenshots
Commands
Installation/Uninstallation
Additional Information
The source code for this add-in, written in Python, is available inside the add-in's folder or on GitHub
(C) Copyright 2015 by Autodesk, Inc.
Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software in object code form for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice appears in all copies and that both that copyright notice and the limited warranty and restricted rights notice below appear in all supporting documentation.
 AUTODESK SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR USE. AUTODESK, INC. DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE OPERATION OF THE PROGRAM WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR FREE.
Known Issues
Contact
Author/Company Information
This add-in was written by Wayne Brill.
Wayne is a Developer Advocate at Autodesk, working as part of the Autodesk Developer Network
Support Information
Email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with feedback or requests for enhancements.
Version History
| Version Number | Version Description |
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1.5.0 |
Compatibility with latest Fusion 360 update |
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1.4.0 |
Compatibility with latest Python compiler |
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1.3.0 |
Added support for inch values like 3' 3" In case of parameters referencing other parameters that do not yet exist, it will keep trying to add them until all are done |
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1.2.0 |
Added support for unitless Model Parameters and commas in the Parameter Comments |
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1.1.0 |
Updated to support Fusion 360 version 2.0.1514 |
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1.0.0 |
The first release version of the AddIn |


I got blocked on a simple problem in my code the other day trying to fix an error of an image not appearing on my website. The Problem-solving method I used was Pseudocode. This is a method of simplifying programming language used in program design. So instead of writing the code out we write it in words and sentences with no code to help us understand what’s going on. The process of this was really helpful because it simplified the problem and helped me see what wrote wrong in my code. In the process of t his I learn that my image sizing wasn’t right therefore the image wasn’t showing up and I also learnt that writing out your problem or error in a different perspective can be really helpful.
I am familiar with the techniques and process of most of these techniques. These techniques include (googling, trying something new, reading error messages, googling, asking peers for help, improving my process through reflections) and these are the techniques I am confident with. However, I have not used the solving techniques and process of pseudocode and rubber ducky. These are the solving techniques I am not as familiar with however I am starting to use these techniques on my daily coding activities.


Life (1999) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com/life.html Member: Online Film Critics Society
*** out of four
Starring Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence. Rated R.
When comics can restrain themselves, heaps of good can come of it. Billy Crystal gave one of the best performances of his career in the recent Analyze This all because he acted like a normal person. Adam Sandler's The Wedding Singer was a gem because Sandler was sweet and gentle instead of maniacal and repulsive. In the new prison dramedy Life we have two top notch comics, Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence One of them restrains himself and the other goes all out. Guess which one of tem succeeds.
Life tracks the lives of two people as they enter a Mississippi penetentiary (sentenced to life in prison) for a crime they didn't commit. Ray (Eddie Murphy) was a happy-go-lucky bootlegger, smuggling alcohol during the time of prohibition. The other one, Claude (Martin Lawrence) is a relatively normal guy, who plans to start a new job and a family. Of course, both of their plans are shattered when a sheriff frames them for the murder of a poker hustler.
The film spans their lives from 1932 to 1998, including their repeated attempts to escape, their bickering and their fighting. By the end of the movie we almost have an African American Grumpy Old Men. Not that there's anything wrong with that because much of it is often very funny, in an almost improvisational style.
Eddie Murphy is ordinarily goofy as Ray, over-the-top and sometimes annoying. Eddie Murphy is Eddie Murphy. There is nothing outstanding in his performance, although he is funny as much as he always is. Martin Lawrence, on the other hand, shines.  Thus many times he fails to entertain because he does to his scripts what God never meant for him to do. In Life, however, he restrains himself enough to be hilarious but at the same time real. This is essential because Life is not completely a comedy. It is a drama, too; sentimental and poignant with very subtle but effective social commentary. Director Ted Demme, working from a script by Robert Ramsey and Matthew Stone is not afraid to stray from the teen movie that the trailers may lead you to believe Life is. The commentary, mostly on racism as well as the criminal justice system, here is prevalent enough to be obvious but subtle enough not to be preachy.
Life bears fleeting similarities to The Shawshank Redemption as well as some other Eddie Murphy movies such as The Nutty Professor. It's as funny as the latter (which was overrated anyway), thanks to the chemistry between Lawrence and Murphy. At the risk of sounding redundant, Life is beautiful. ©1999 Eugene Novikov
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This deep-water port is located 35nm north of the border with Mozambique. After some years of neglect, the port and town are now experiencing a period of regeneration. The port can take ocean-going vessels and there are plans to expand its commercial operations.
Position 10° 15'14"S, 40° 11'37"E (port entrance)
It is possible to obtain clearance here, but finding a suitable place to land in a dinghy can be difficult. Security at the wharf in the port is very tight, and landing there may not be possible.
The officials at Customs and Immigration are reported to be very friendly.
Last updated August 2016.
There are no yacht berths here and the two available mooring buoys should be used only with caution. If possible, check how secure they are first.
The recommended anchorage is off the wharf in the commercial port, but take care to keep out of the large ships which use it.
Mikiandi: This bay is just 2 miles away and is recommended in some pilot books. It is an attractive and a secure anchorage, but the bay is large, and it is necessary to moor a long way from the shore. There is no safe place to leave a dinghy.
Last updated August 2016.


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Int'l rights group seeks U.N. experts' help in De Lima release
'With the Duterte administration silencing Senator De Lima and all domestic and international investigations into the killings, there is little hope for justice without our collective support,' says Canada-based Raoul Wallenberg Centre for Human Rights
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Huawei Unfold Sellout $3K 5G Mate X
by Elliot NashHuawei has unfolded the 5G Mate X which reportedly sold out ‘within minutes’ of being launched in China for $3,615.
The Huawei 5G Mate X foldable smartphone will cost 16,999 yuan and will be made available to Chinese customers again on 22 November following its sellout debut, though it’s unlikely to be sold anywhere else anytime soon.
Huawei Australia had confirmed Australian availability for the 5G Mate X before the end of the year, but considering it has only just arrived in mainland China, we might have to wait a little longer for its debut as expansion is currently ‘under review’.
First unveiled in April, the device has seen many delays and pullbacks following significant display problems from early reviewers.
Taking inspirations for several phone models, the Mate X combines the foldable design featured in the Samsung Galaxy Fold and Microsoft Duo, with the mirror screen of the Xiaomi Mi MIX Alpha and a brand new 5G chipset.
According to Huawei the Balong 5000 is the world’s first 7nm multi-mode 5G chipset to achieve ‘industry-leading 5G download speed’.
However, it should be noted that this is designed for China’s ‘mid-band’5G, which is different from the mmWave spectrum in Australia.
Available in only one variant, the 5G Mate X features an 8-inch OLED display unfolded, and two outside screens 6.8-inches and 6.6-inches respectively.
Though according to Ben Wood, a CCS Insight analyst, its use of the ‘mirror screen’ on the outside of the phone made it ‘incredibly vulnerable’ to accidental damage.
‘It is a super niche device that was more about Huawei demonstrating ‘the art of the possible’ rather than having a credible commercial product,’ he told the BBC.
Furthermore, it seems the only flexible display cover designed for the 5G Mate X is a soft protective leather handbag that appears to ship with the phone.
Not wanting to compete in the megapixel camera wars with Samsung or Sony, Huawei has included a four-camera Leica system inside the ‘compact hand-held bar design’.
This compact hand-held bar is designed for better grip and maneuverability of the phone whilst in operation.
Its 4500 mAh battery can be ‘supercharged’ to 85% in just 30 minutes and its integrated power switch and power button make for device unlock within seconds.
While it’s unclear whether or not the Huawei 5G Mate X will escape China into the Western or European markets, it does continue to push the foldable phone trend into new territory.


Uber CEO says he was wrong to call Khashoggi killing a 'mistake'
RIYADH: Uber's chief executive said on Monday (Nov 11) the murder by Saudi Arabia, a major investor in his company, of journalist Jamal Khashoggi last year could not be excused and that he was wrong to have described the killing as a "serious mistake".
Dara Khosrowshahi was backtracking from comments he made in an interview with "Axios on HBO" aired earlier in which he compared the Washington Post columnist's murder by Saudi agents inside the kingdom's Istanbul consulate to a fatality caused by one of his company's self-driving cars.
"It's a serious mistake. We've made mistakes too, with self-driving, and we stopped driving and we're recovering from that mistake," Khosrowshahi said in the interview. "So I think that people make mistakes. It doesn’t mean they can never be forgiven. I think they’ve taken it seriously ..."
Khosrowshahi later said on Twitter: "There's no forgiving or forgetting what happened to Jamal Khashoggi & I was wrong to call it a 'mistake.'"
"I said something in the moment I don't believe. Our investors have long known my views here & I'm sorry I wasn’t as clear on Axios."
Khashoggi's killing sparked a global uproar, tarnishing the image of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
The CIA and some Western governments have said they believe the crown prince ordered Khashoggi's killing. Prince Mohammed has denied that but said he bore ultimate responsibility as the country's de facto leader.
Asked about the CIA's assessment of the crown prince's involvement, Khosrowshahi said: "I didn't read that part of the CIA report ... but I think from a Saudi perspective, they're just like any other shareholder."
Saudi sovereign wealth fund PIF acquired a five per cent stake in Uber in 2016 worth US$3.5 billion. Its chairman sits on the board.


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| java_cup.runtime.symbol | do_action (int act_num, java_cup.runtime.lr_parser parser, java.util.Stack stack, int top) throws java.lang.Exception |
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| int | start_state () |
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| int | start_production () |
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| int | EOF_sym () |
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| int | error_sym () |
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| void | user_init () throws java.lang.Exception |
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| java_cup.runtime.token | scan () throws java.lang.Exception |
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| void | report_error (String message, Object info) |
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| void | report_fatal_error (String message, Object info) |
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| void | done_parsing () |
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| abstract symbol | do_action (int act_num, lr_parser parser, Stack stack, int top) throws java.lang.Exception |
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| void | syntax_error (token cur_token) |
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| void | unrecovered_syntax_error (token cur_token) throws java.lang.Exception |
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| void | parse () throws java.lang.Exception |
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| void | debug_message (String mess) |
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| void | dump_stack () |
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| void | debug_reduce (int prod_num, int nt_num, int rhs_size) |
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| void | debug_shift (token shift_tkn) |
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| void | debug_parse () throws java.lang.Exception |
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◆ parser()
◆ action_table()
| short [][] jasmin.parser.action_table |
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◆ advance_lookahead()
| boolean java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.advance_lookahead |
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Advance to next "parse ahead" input symbol. Return true if we have input to advance to, false otherwise.
◆ cur_err_token()
| token java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.cur_err_token |
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Return the current lookahead in our error "parse ahead" buffer.
◆ debug_message()
| void java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.debug_message |
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mess | ) |
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Write a debugging message to System.err for the debugging version of the parser.
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| mess | the text of the debugging message. |
◆ debug_parse()
| void java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.debug_parse |
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throws java.lang.Exception |
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Perform a parse with debugging output. This does exactly the same things as parse(), except that it calls debug_shift() and debug_reduce() when shift and reduce moves are taken by the parser and produces various other debugging messages.
◆ debug_reduce()
| void java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.debug_reduce |
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prod_num, |
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nt_num, |
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rhs_size |
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Do debug output for a reduce.
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| prod_num | the production we are reducing with. |
| nt_num | the index of the LHS non terminal. |
| rhs_size | the size of the RHS. |
◆ debug_shift()
| void java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.debug_shift |
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token |
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Do debug output for shift.
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| shift_tkn | the token being shifted onto the stack. |
◆ do_action() [1/2]
invoke a user supplied parse action
◆ do_action() [2/2]
| abstract symbol java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.do_action |
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Perform a bit of user supplied action code (supplied by generated subclass). Actions are indexed by an internal action number assigned at parser generation time.
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| act_num | the internal index of the action to be performed. |
| parser | the parser object we are acting for. |
| stack | the parse stack of that object. |
| top | the index of the top element of the parse stack. |
◆ done_parsing()
| void java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.done_parsing |
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This method is called to indicate that the parser should quit. This is normally called by an accept action, but can be used to cancel parsing early in other circumstances if desired.
◆ dump_stack()
| void java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.dump_stack |
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Dump the parse stack for debugging purposes.
◆ EOF_sym()
| int jasmin.parser.EOF_sym |
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◆ error_recovery()
| boolean java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.error_recovery |
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boolean |
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throws java.lang.Exception |
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Attempt to recover from a syntax error. This returns false if recovery fails, true if it succeeds. Recovery happens in 4 steps. First we pop the parse stack down to a point at which we have a shift out of the top-most state on the error symbol. This represents the initial error recovery configuration. If no such configuration is found, then we fail. Next a small number of "lookahead" or "parse
ahead" tokens are read into a buffer. The size of this buffer is determined by error_sync_size() and determines how many tokens beyond the error must be matched to consider the recovery a success. Next, we begin to discard tokens in attempt to get past the point of error to a point where we can continue parsing. After each token, we attempt to "parse ahead" though the buffered lookahead tokens. The "parse ahead" process simulates that actual parse, but does not modify the real parser's configuration, nor execute any actions. If we can parse all the stored tokens without error, then the recovery is considered a success. Once a successful recovery point is determined, we do an actual parse over the stored input – modifying the real parse configuration and executing all actions. Finally, we return the the normal parser to continue with the overall parse.
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| debug | should we produce debugging messages as we parse. |
◆ error_sym()
| int jasmin.parser.error_sym |
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◆ error_sync_size()
| int java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.error_sync_size |
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The number of tokens after an error we much match to consider it recovered from.
◆ find_recovery_config()
| boolean java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.find_recovery_config |
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boolean |
debug | ) |
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Put the (real) parse stack into error recovery configuration by popping the stack down to a state that can shift on the special error symbol, then doing the shift. If no suitable state exists on the stack we return false
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| debug | should we produce debugging messages as we parse. |
◆ get_action()
| final short java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.get_action |
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Fetch an action from the action table. The table is broken up into rows, one per state (rows are indexed directly by state number).
Within each row, a list of index, value pairs are given (as sequential entries in the table), and the list is terminated by a default entry (denoted with a symbol index of -1). To find the proper entry in a row we do a linear or binary search (depending on the size of the row).
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| state | the state index of the action being accessed. |
| sym | the symbol index of the action being accessed. |
◆ get_reduce()
| final short java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.get_reduce |
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Fetch a state from the reduce-goto table. The table is broken up into rows, one per state (rows are indexed directly by state number).
Within each row, a list of index, value pairs are given (as sequential entries in the table), and the list is terminated by a default entry (denoted with a symbol index of -1). To find the proper entry in a row we do a linear search.
- Parameter
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| state | the state index of the entry being accessed. |
| sym | the symbol index of the entry being accessed. |
◆ init_actions()
| void jasmin.parser.init_actions |
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◆ parse()
| void java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.parse |
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throws java.lang.Exception |
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This method provides the main parsing routine. It returns only when done_parsing() has been called (typically because the parser has accepted, or a fatal error has been reported). See the header documentation for the class regarding how shift/reduce parsers operate and how the various tables are used.
◆ parse_lookahead()
| void java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.parse_lookahead |
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boolean |
debug | ) |
throws java.lang.Exception |
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inlineprotectedinherited |
Parse forward using stored lookahead symbols. In this case we have already verified that parsing will make it through the stored lookahead symbols and we are now getting back to the point at which we can hand control back to the normal parser. Consequently, this version of the parser performs all actions and modifies the real parse configuration.
This returns once we have consumed all the stored input or we accept.
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| debug | should we produce debugging messages as we parse. |
◆ production_table()
| short [][] jasmin.parser.production_table |
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◆ read_lookahead()
| void java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.read_lookahead |
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throws java.lang.Exception |
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inlineprotectedinherited |
Read from input to establish our buffer of "parse ahead" lookahead symbols.
◆ reduce_table()
| short [][] jasmin.parser.reduce_table |
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◆ report_error()
| void jasmin.parser.report_error |
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Object |
info |
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Report a non fatal error (or warning). This method takes a message string and an additional object (to be used by specializations implemented in subclasses). Here in the base class a very simple implementation is provided which simply prints the message to System.err.
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| message | an error message. |
| info | an extra object reserved for use by specialized subclasses. |
Erneute Implementation von java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.
◆ report_fatal_error()
| void jasmin.parser.report_fatal_error |
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Object |
info |
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Report a fatal error. This method takes a message string and an additional object (to be used by specializations implemented in subclasses). Here in the base class a very simple implementation is provided which reports the error then throws an exception.
- Parameter
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| message | an error message. |
| info | an extra object reserved for use by specialized subclasses. |
Erneute Implementation von java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.
◆ restart_lookahead()
| void java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.restart_lookahead |
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throws java.lang.Exception |
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Reset the parse ahead input to one token past where we started error recovery (this consumes one new token from the real input).
◆ scan()
◆ shift_under_error()
| boolean java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.shift_under_error |
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Determine if we can shift under the special error symbol out of the state currently on the top of the (real) parse stack.
◆ start_production()
| int jasmin.parser.start_production |
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◆ start_state()
| int jasmin.parser.start_state |
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◆ syntax_error()
| void java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.syntax_error |
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token |
cur_token | ) |
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inlineinherited |
This method is called when a syntax error has been detected and recovery is about to be invoked. Here in the base class we just emit a "Syntax error" error message.
- Parameter
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| cur_token | the current lookahead token. |
◆ try_parse_ahead()
| boolean java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.try_parse_ahead |
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boolean |
debug | ) |
throws java.lang.Exception |
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inlineprotectedinherited |
Do a simulated parse forward (a "parse ahead") from the current stack configuration using stored lookahead input and a virtual parse stack. Return true if we make it all the way through the stored lookahead input without error. This basically simulates the action of parse() using only our saved "parse ahead" input, and not executing any actions.
- Parameter
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| debug | should we produce debugging messages as we parse. |
◆ unrecovered_syntax_error()
| void java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.unrecovered_syntax_error |
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token |
cur_token | ) |
throws java.lang.Exception |
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inlineinherited |
This method is called if it is determined that syntax error recovery has been unsuccessful. Here in the base class we report a fatal error.
- Parameter
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| cur_token | the current lookahead token. |
◆ user_init()
| void jasmin.parser.user_init |
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throws java.lang.Exception |
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◆ _action_table
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Position in lookahead input buffer used for "parse ahead".
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| short [][] java_cup.runtime.lr_parser.reduce_tab |
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Indication of the index for top of stack (for use by actions).
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Over the past few months, I researched how SID History can be abused in modern enterprises. As part of this research, I reached out to Benjamin Delpy, author of Mimkatz, and requested he add “SID History” to Mimikatz forged Kerberos tickets. The June 28th version of Mimikatz now includes the capability to include arbitrary SIDs in SID History on forged tickets.
SID History is a legacy feature that enables reach-back across Active Directory trusts. This functionality was put in place when Active Directory was first released to support migration scenarios. When a user is authenticated, the SIDs of every security group the user is a member of is added to the user’s Kerberos ticket, as well as any SIDs in the user’s SID History. Since SID History is meant to work across trusts, it provides cross-trust “impersonation”.
Before we dig into this further, let’s recap what Golden Tickets are and how they work.
Golden Tickets
Golden Tickets are forged Ticket-Granting Tickets (TGTs), also called authentication tickets.
As shown in the following graphic, there is no AS-REQ or AS-REP (steps 1 & 2) communication with the Domain Controller. Since a Golden Ticket is a forged TGT, it is sent to the Domain Controller as part of the TGS-REQ to get a service ticket.
The Kerberos Golden Ticket is a valid TGT Kerberos ticket since it is encrypted/signed by the domain Kerberos account (KRBTGT). The TGT is only used to prove to the KDC service on the Domain Controller that the user was authenticated by another Domain Controller. The fact that the TGT is encrypted by the KRBTGT password hash and can be decrypted by any KDC service in the domain proves it is valid (along with PAC validation, but that’s another story ).
Golden Ticket Requirements:
* Domain Name [AD PowerShell module: (Get-ADDomain).DNSRoot]
* Domain SID [AD PowerShell module: (Get-ADDomain).DomainSID.Value]
* Domain KRBTGT Account NTLM password hash
* UserID for impersonation.
Once an attacker has admin access to a Domain Controller, the KRBTGT account password hashes can be extracted using Mimikatz.
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| #define | FPGA_VERSION_STR_MAX 10 |
| #define | FPGA_BUILD_STR_MAX 41 |
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| fpga_result | fpgaGetOPAECVersion (fpga_version *version) |
| fpga_result | fpgaGetOPAECVersionString (char *version_str, size_t len) |
| fpga_result | fpgaGetOPAECBuildString (char *build_str, size_t len) |
| fpga_result fpgaGetOPAECVersion | ( | fpga_version * | version | ) |
Get version information about the OPAE library
Retrieve major version, minor version, and revision information about the OPAE library.
| [out] | version | FPGA version |
| fpga_result fpgaGetOPAECVersionString | ( | char * | version_str, |
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Retrieve major version, minor version, and revision information about the OPAE library, encoded in a human-readable string (e.g. "1.0.0").
| [out] | version_str | String to copy version information into |
| [in] | len | Length of version_str |
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Get build information about the OPAE library as a string
Retrieve the build identifier of the OPAE library.
| [out] | build_str | String to copy build information into |
| [in] | len | Length of build_str |
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Better Call Saul Delivers Speedy Justice With Season 5 Teaser, Release Date
by Tim AdamsSaul Goodman is delivering speedy justice in the first teaser trailer for AMC's Breaking Bad spinoff, Better Call Saul.
The trailer starts with a close-up of Saul Goodman's business card, which reads, "Saul Goodman, Attorney At Law. "Speedy Justice For You!" Beneath that information is Saul's phone number of<PHONE_NUMBER>. The camera then spins to reveal a handcuffed gentleman holding the business card, with the short teaser ending with the return date of "2.23."
AMC will host a two-night premiere for Better Call Saul Season 5, with the fist episode airing Sunday, February 23, followed by Episode 2 on Monday, February 24. Saul Goodman, formerly Jimmy McGill, saw his law license reinstated in the finale of Season 4, which aired more than a year ago on October 2018.
The series comes from the Breaking Bad universe, with a feature film streaming on Netflix, titled El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.
Better Call Saul stars Bob Odenkirk, Jonathan Banks, Rhea Seehorn, Patrick Fabian and Giancarlo Esposito. The eight-episodes of Season 5 premiere Sunday, February 23 at 10 p.m. ET, followed on Monday, February 24 at 9 p.m. ET on AMC.
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The first lesson consists of the Arabic letters alif, waw, and yaa. After you master (1) the shape, (2) the signs, and (3) how to write them, then time for the exercises. Alif gives the sounds of the A in Navid or Obama, and also the sound of A in man. But not the normal sound of A like in gay, smile!  When it comes in the beginning of Word it gets a glottal stop mark above it. Which is the controversial hamza. For now just know that because of pronouncing a stop with the throat when alif comes in start of Word, we mark it with this hamza, like the weird Apple. But it can come below the alif like the word Islam. Notice the difference in sound of the throat or glottal stop.
Now you can write man and Navid, substituting the A with alif.
Now for the wow sound, its shape is a whirl. Its name is waaw, and the A is like the one in obama. It looks like a 9. When it comes at the beginning of a word it is pronounced "wu" like in woman. Or "wo" like in wall. So remember Alif with man and waaw with wuman! Notice the curves, smile. it comes in the middle or end of a word it loses the W, and becomes just a U or an O.
Write woman in English but substitute the "wo" with waaw. Write judo and week. Now write this first word all in Arabic, wow. If you could write it then you had learned successfully the first and most important two letters/vowels of Arabic.
The final vowel is Yaa'. Which is the last letter of Arabic. It looks like a Y inverted 90 degrees. And it actually is a Y when it comes in the start of a word. The two dots below it, you can remember from the two dots in the Yin and Yang symbol. When it comes in the beginning it is a Yaa or Yuu or Yo depending on the diacritic symbols written above or below it (usually not written, these are the short vowel sounds, they are guessed from context). Which is actually the most confusing thing for a beginner. The vowels when they are short are not written. They are written only when they are clear sounding or emphasized or long. Back to yaa', it is pronounced Y in the beginning of a word, and E in the middle or end.  All those As are written with yaa. Focus on this because it confuses even many arabic speakers. End of lesson 1. Good luck.
Write year, give, green, and guide. To wind up the vowels write: way, yo-yo, yaw, wowy, and the name of the letter Y in English.
Alif: mاn, Nاvid Wow: jوdو ,وeek, واو Yaa': يear, gيve, grيn, gيde Summary: وي , يو-يو , ياو , ووي , واي
Write these words: baba (same like papa, because there is actually no p sound!), booboo, baby. Then write first two letters of police and complete with lice in English. Finally, write: TAco, BuTt, TAbeeb (doctor in Arabic), Toob (adobe or bricks), two, too, boot, tab, tight (that's tricky!).
Baba بابا Booboo بوبو Baby بيبي Police بوlice Taco طاco Butt بط Tabeeb طبيب Toob طوب Two طو Too تو Boot بوت Tab تاب Tight طايت
Very good. Just the tab is a soft t. تاب. تابلتtablet. Bravo you will never forget those inshallah. Lesson 5,page 8 G. This letter has a dual nature, same like the English G. The English G is pronounced differently in these two words :. Green. paGe. The Arabic standard pronunciation is J like in Japan. However in some dialects like Egyptian it is pronounced G line in Green. So let's say both are correct and understandable, so choose whichever pronunciation from both. Note: ( there are 5 letters that can be connected only to the preceding letters, namely: A, wow, and the others coming soon). Basically connecting letters is easy you just use a dash to connect, going from right to left. But notice that usually the standalone (or a more accurate name, the full shape) shape of some letters changes a bit when it comes at the end of a word. Just by adding an open ring usually to the right of to the left. Like this G/j. ج. Or just جبل. When it is connected to the letter after it, it continues moving instead of closing with the curved ring. Try to use a pencil to write, don't type only. Gaat. Gut. Jeep. Job. Big. Bag. Togo. Egypt. (the i in the beginning of a word line islam is written with an alif, but below this alif is a hamza(glotal stop) to denote the E sound. I hope you understand what a glottal stop sounds like. I am glad also you have written baby correctly. Because many people make a mistake and write the a in baby as alif. But it is e like in pEn. Now write Egypt. Lesson 6،page 9 S:. That letter looks like a snake indeed both in Arabic and in English!. Note how the standalone or final shape closes with a ring (a bit different ring than the G though but and idea). Listen to the sound in YouTube and see how it's written. Now write,. Stop. Swiss. Site (write the vowels here for practice even if they are short). Site. Pizza= peetsa. Space. Goose. City. Lesson 6,page 10 SA. This letter is peculiar to arabic. And i can it the heavy S. Listen to it on YouTube and you will see it is a magnified S. Now write. Saga. Sub. Substitute. Send me the exercise answers when you finish. May God teach you! Smile. Nb, if you have whatsapp for desktop, please collect those lessons in a word file or so, maybe we can share it later with other members . image omitted. Bought a guitar Alhamdulellah.
Gaat = جات
جت
جيب
جوب
بج
باج
توجو
إجيبت.
Good. Gut is like butt i think. Heavy T. Go for the next letter almost there brother.
Stop = ستاب
سويس
سيت
سايت
بيتسا
سبيس
جوس
سيتي. Saga = صاجا
Sub = صب
Substitute = صوبستيتوت.
Substitute. صبستيتيوت. Go with the sound. Stop in British pronunciation is ستوب. Good job with swiss. That's a tough one.
Thanks. In substitute is there supposed to be a ya and then a waw at the end?.
Lesson 7, page 11. This letter is a straightforward sound "th", like in thrust or ruthless. Lesson 8, page 12. This is the easiest letter, R. Lesson 9, page 13. SH simple letter, like the sound of SHrimp. Lesson 10, page 14. Same sound like the Z in Zinc. Write :. bathtub. Booth. Ethiopia. Write :. Robe. Group. Rugby. Yogurt. Strap. Rita. Great. Georgia. Greece. Peru. Port. Syria. Brush. Butter. Tora bora. Theater. Austria. Write :. Sure. Shop. Sugar. Sharp. Patch. Ciao. Sheet, cheat. Shut, shutter. British. Russia. Write: Zoo. Pose. Bozo. Ziro. Zigzag. Rose. Rise. Jazz. Zambia
Bathtub = باثطب
بوث
إثيوبيا
Robe = روب
جروب
رجبي
يوجرت
ستراب
ريطا
جريت
جوجيا
جريس
برو
برت
صيريا
برش
بتر
طورا بورا
ثياتر
اصتريا
شر
شاب
شوجر
شارب.
Patch = باتش
شاو
شيت
شتر
برتش
رشيا
Zoo = زو
بوز
بوزو
زيرو
زجزاج
روز
رايز
جاز
زامبيا.
Yeah that's the best way. It allows for creativity and each individual can progress at the pace he's comfortable
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Good job. Now you know 12 letters. Write any 6 English words with them.
Sob صاب
Seat سيت
Try. تراي
Thug. ثج
Boot. بوت
Olive. زيتون
Lesson 11 ,page 15. The next two letters should be studied together. They are like two opposite twin brothers. The one in page 15 is HA. it's pronounced like a heavy h. Or to be more accurate like the sound you make when you blow air from your throat into your hands during winter when it's cold. To make it warm. That's why this letter is related to warmth, heat and feelings as we shall see. Arabic uses the whole range of sounds we can produce, from the top of the tongue back till the middle of the throat. This letter comes from the deepest place!. I guess that's an it's related to emotions. There are many words that start with this letter, that conveys the meanings of heat and feelings. حب love. حرب war. (heat of the battle!). حفلة party. (hot party!). Hhobb=love, Hharb=war. Hhafla=party. Also Hharara= heat. Hhatab=firewood. Hhayy=Alive. Hhorreyya= freedom. Hhess=emotion. Hhanaan=kindness. FaraHh=wedding. Or=happiness. JarHh=wound (can be emotional wound). So as you can see that letter is unique Subhanallah. If you pronounce it right you will feel that it's coming from deep inside your throat, actually from a deeper place in your lungs near your heart!. So it is a very expressive letter. In the other hand his twin brother is a loser, that's why we differentiate him by an added dot. The sound here is more superficial. Coming from the top of the throat. Like the hocking sound when people spit!. And look the ugly insensitive words related to this letter Kha in contrast with its twin Hha. Kha'ef= afraid. Kha'en=traitor. Kharaab=destruction. Khatima=ending. Khaser=loser. Khabeeth=cunning. Khadsh=scratch (superficial!). Khed'a=trick. Khorda=scrap. Kharif=autumn. Khodoo'a=yielding. Khateer=dangerous. Of course not all the words that have that letter are negative, but this is the general feel of the letter even the sound is a bit ugly!. -study these two contrasting twin letters together and you will never forget them. Now the exercise :. 1-Hh. Hhabeeby=my lover. This is a recurring word in most arabic songs!. 2-Kh. Write KhuTt=handwriting or line. Kharab= destruction. And don't forget to write Hhob=love. And Hhasaas=sensitive. Pay attention to the long and short vowels that are not written. You can check pronunciation on forvo. Com. Lesson 12 ,page 18:. This letter is super easy and straightforward. Same like the English D. This is the third letter after alif and waw that connects only to the letter before it. And doesn't connect after. Write :. Drop. Dash. Shade. Bad. Bed. Door. Dice. Dog. Dot. Ideas (tricky). Chad (Country name). Good luck. Salam alaykum. It is proving difficult to follow my persian language teacher. Now i understand why my method is important. They just throw you in a pool of vocab and grammar then tell you can catch the language from just exposure!. I don't think this classic method works, at least not for me!. I don't know why i stopped working on my method. It is complete for arabic and was working on french, Spanish, Japanese and persian.
Habeeby. حبيبي
خط
خراب
حب
حساس
Drop. دراب
داش
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ايدياز ideas. I wrote most of the exercises and typed the others here. Thanks.
👍🏻 good. So you are getting familiar with the letters. They ain't that difficult right. Lesson 13 ,page 19:. The next letter is called THaal. It looks like a d but with a dot above it. You put the tip of your tongue between your front teeth. Pronounced similar to the English THE. If you remember on page 11 we took another letter Thaa, ث which also needs the top of the tongue to stick in between the front teeth. Now write :. Bathtub. The good, the bad. The egg. Lesson 14 ,page 20:. This letter could be confused with the previous letter so pay extra attention to the sound. If you pronounce mother in the American way. The THA sound in mothaa is a heavy sound of thaal (the previous letter page 19). Just a different tone, a magnified sound of the English The. Try to write Abu THAbi. Which is a city written Abu Dhabi. Put the sound that have 'heavy' counterparts in a separate excel table for your personal study. Lesson 15 ,page 21:. The next letter is a heavy D!. It's a unique letter that's why they call arabic the language of Daad. It is like the sound of the D in DUck but with stress on DU. This it is a magnified D. Exercise :. Bud. Dub. Mud. Almost there, only 3 sessions left!
Bathtub. باذتب
The good. ذا جود
The bad. ذا باد
The egg. ذا إج. أب ظابي.
Bud. بض
Dub. ضب
Mud. مض.
Lesson 16 ,page 22:. A straightforward F sound. Exercise:. Fiji. Fresh. Freeze. Fights. Suffer*. Rough. Fruit. Fish. Lesson 17 ,page 23:. Q letter. A bit heavier sounding than English Q. You can remember the two dots by the Quotation marks ". The first letter in QRaaN. I don't know English words with this six but you can write. This sound. Qatar. Qaarib=boat. Qersh=shark. Raqeeq=fragile. Lesson 18 ,page 24:. This is a k sound. I like the pictograph i made of this letter. Note that when it comes at the end of Word it has a glottal stop sound. Like the sound at the very end of Book'. That's why it's written with a glottal stop. So not the different shape at the end of a word. Note. Note the different shape. Exercise :. Fax. Zirox. Express. Cocoa. Texas. Car. Cat. Costa Rica. Africa. Wikipedia. Cafeteria. Cafe. Cab. End of this session. Good luck.
Fiji: فيجي
Suffer. صفر
Fruit. فروت. قطر
قارب
قرش
رقيق.
Good job. Fiji has a wrong letter though.
Fax فاكس
Zirox زيراكس
Africa افريكا
Cafe. كافي
Can. كان.
Lesson 19 ,page 25:. This letter is an English L sound. Easy to remember as it resembles a leg. Note that the full shape when it comes at the end of the word or standalone had a ring at the bottom. Exercise :. Leg. Legacy. Flevor (there is no V in Arabic, usually written as F). But there are no arabic words with V. Actually i forgot to mention that we took already the 5 letters that are connected only to the preceding letter. ا. و. ر. د. ذ. These letters never connect after. Usually when you write you leave the letter open (open dash, not closed) until you reach the next letter. However with those 5 letters you may close them since they don't get connected to the letter coming after them in a word. Example. دار =Home. The D is closed, the alef also stops and is not connected to the R after it. If we write "gap" in Arabic letters. جاب. The alif gets connected only to the preceding G. Usually you will keep extending the G with an open dash (without closing it with the ring) until you meet the next letter which is an alif in this case. Then since the alif is ONE of the 5 letters (you can remember them with the word ZADOR) therefore it stops there, then you start with the next letter. Lesson 20 ,page 26:. This is one of the easy letters to remember the M. Same sound like the English M. Exercise :. Mama. Mira. Alarm. AHmad. Mohamad = MHMD (because the story vowels are omitted). Marcos. Barak Obama. Mac. Lesson 21 ,page 27:. Straightforward N sound. Exercise :. Navid. Marius. Mervet. Hakim. Sade. Majorie. Lagoon. Man. Woman. Neglect. North. Throne. Anarchy. End.
Leg. لج
Flavor. فليفر.
Mama. ماما
Ahmad. احمد
Muhammad. محمد
Mac. ماك.
Good job.
Navid نفيد Marius ماريوس Lagoon لاجون Throne ثرون Anarchy اناركي End إند
Lesson 22, page 28: straightforward h, same as English h. Notice the difference in shape among the start, middle, and standalone variants. Exercises: hand, hunter, human, alcohol, foghorn. Notice that when it comes at the end of the word (connected to preceding letter) it might be confused with the shape of a special character called the knotted T, ة. That knotted T comes only at the end of a word denoting the female gender of the word (yes words in Arabic have gender!). The confusing shape at the end, resembles an H but with an added two dots (like the letter T). However they both are pronounced H!. Lesson 23 ,page 28:. Same as we did with the twin letters ح and خ. This is another twin. The letter 'A called' Aayn (which means eye in Arabic). And the twin which comes with the same shape but with a dot above it denoting the negative traits of it!. The twin's name is GHayn. The gh has a special pronunciation same like the french pronunciation of the R, a gragling sound that comes from the back ceiling of the mouth. But the good brother 'Ayn needs you to use a muscle in your throat, can be done if you press gently on your Adam's apple while saying apple. It needs some practice, but it's important at least for the simple fact that the very word Araby or Arabic starts with it!. Words starting with the good brother 'Ayn:. Bride work car flag honey perfume mind justice. Words starting with the naughty brother Ghayn:.  Even the sound of it is not very clean!. However we can still appreciate, i just use this story to fix it in your mind with associations. Exercise for ع 'Ayn:. Write honey on arabic, 'Asal. Write work, 'Amal. Write Arabic, 'Araby. Write exhibition, Ma'AraD. Write he sold, Baa'A. Exercise for غ GHayn:. Write strange, GHaReeB. Write he forgives, YaGHFeR. Write emptiness (of space or time), FaRaaGH. Note that when i write a long vowel like aa, ee, it should be written, but when is short it's omitted like a, e. End.
Hand هاند Human هيومن 'Amal عمل 'Araby عربي Ma'AraD معرض Ghareeb غريب Faraagh فراغ


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Gecode::Search::Seq::PBS< best > Class Template Reference
Sequential portfolio engine implementation. More...
#include <pbs.hh>
Public Member Functions | |
| PBS (Engine **slaves, Stop **stops, unsigned int n, const Statistics &stat, const Search::Options &opt) | |
| Initialize. | |
| virtual Space * | next (void) |
| Return next solution (NULL, if none exists or search has been stopped). | |
| virtual Statistics | statistics (void) const |
| Return statistics. | |
| virtual bool | stopped (void) const |
| Check whether engine has been stopped. | |
| virtual void | constrain (const Space &b) |
| Constrain future solutions to be better than b. | |
| virtual | ~PBS (void) |
| Destructor. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| Statistics | stat |
| Master statistics. | |
| SharedStopInfo | ssi |
| Shared slave information. | |
| unsigned int | slice |
| Size of a slice. | |
| Slave * | slaves |
| Slaves. | |
| unsigned int | n_slaves |
| Number of slave engines. | |
| unsigned int | cur |
| Current slave to run. | |
| bool | slave_stop |
| Whether a slave has been stopped. |
Detailed Description
template<bool best>
class Gecode::Search::Seq::PBS< best >
Sequential portfolio engine implementation.
Definition at line 92 of file pbs.hh.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
template<bool best>
| Gecode::Search::Seq::PBS< best >::PBS | ( | Engine ** | slaves, | |
| Stop ** | stops, | |||
| unsigned int | n, | |||
| const Statistics & | stat, | |||
| const Search::Options & | opt | |||
| ) | [inline] |
template<bool best>
| Gecode::Search::Seq::PBS< best >::~PBS | ( | void | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Member Function Documentation
template<bool best>
| Space * Gecode::Search::Seq::PBS< best >::next | ( | void | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Return next solution (NULL, if none exists or search has been stopped).
Implements Gecode::Search::Engine.
template<bool best>
| Statistics Gecode::Search::Seq::PBS< best >::statistics | ( | void | ) | const [inline, virtual] |
template<bool best>
| bool Gecode::Search::Seq::PBS< best >::stopped | ( | void | ) | const [inline, virtual] |
Check whether engine has been stopped.
Implements Gecode::Search::Engine.
template<bool best>
| void Gecode::Search::Seq::PBS< best >::constrain | ( | const Space & | b | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Constrain future solutions to be better than b.
Reimplemented from Gecode::Search::Engine.
Member Data Documentation
template<bool best>
Statistics Gecode::Search::Seq::PBS< best >::stat [protected] |
template<bool best>
SharedStopInfo Gecode::Search::Seq::PBS< best >::ssi [protected] |
template<bool best>
unsigned int Gecode::Search::Seq::PBS< best >::slice [protected] |
template<bool best>
Slave* Gecode::Search::Seq::PBS< best >::slaves [protected] |
template<bool best>
unsigned int Gecode::Search::Seq::PBS< best >::n_slaves [protected] |
template<bool best>
unsigned int Gecode::Search::Seq::PBS< best >::cur [protected] |
template<bool best>
bool Gecode::Search::Seq::PBS< best >::slave_stop [protected] |
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Rubens Barrichello says Max Verstappen is "very popular" in Brazil.
by Adam NewtonRubens Barrichello says that Max Verstappen's race in Brazil was "ten out of ten" as he took pole and the win, with his battle against Lewis Hamilton one of the best of the season. Verstappen took his third win of 2019 and eighth overall and made up for 2018, when he lost the win in a controversial clash with backmarker Esteban Ocon.
Verstappen was visibly frustrated after the events of 2018, but he put it right with a terrific performance this year, and was in a league of his own as he dominated the field.
The Brazilian fans were clearly entertained by Verstappen's battle with Hamilton, and former Ferrari driver Barrichello has praised the Dutchman.
He told De Telegraaf: "Max is an aggressive driver.
"People think he's crazy. He is also very outspoken. He says what he thinks. His weekend in Brazil was ten out of ten.
"It all makes him a very popular driver in Brazil."


{% extends "base.html" %} {% load staticfiles %} {% block title %} PetCare {% endblock %} {% block menu %}
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Abdirahman Abdi Mohamed
This is a shopping application that i have developed inorder to help remote customers to shop online
This was designed for student across the globe to have the chance to study by just registering the course no matter where they live. the course was used to develop using html and css technologies
Technology has been the driving force in every sector of our life, so with the education system. the edcuational application is designed such that students can have access to their learning while at home
This app is all about shopping that lets customers surf through the application and shop online
I am a senior graohic designer and an upcoming web developer. My design skills has attracted numerous clients in the past years. i ahve also developed passion to be a web developer to be able to offer all in one service to my clients be it from designing their websites, devloping new ones and as well as covering their daily designs for their social media. I have an excellent track record in service delivery.


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SMB Launcher
When you press the 'Launch SMB server' button, the Bunny's LED will either turn solid cyan or flash red.
If it is successful, it will start flashing cyan, and Windows Explorer will open to the SMB server.
If the Bunny flashes red it means you don't have Impacket installed.


The main goals of the project were to move the current website off a very old system and onto a new one. In addition, we updated the design and branding to bring in more modern elements and to make it mobile friendly.
We began doing research learning and understanding why we were changing the site, who the audience was, what the stakeholders were looking for, what changes did they want to see and what was working and what wasn't.
Since the site hadn’t been updated in about 15 years, there was old and outdated code and though it was accessible, didn’t include all the advances made with website accessibility.
We wanted to take a different approach with the update what we called the unified approach. It was similar to the concept for Gov.uk. They blended the lines between their government entities so citizens didn’t need to know anything about government but only the service they were looking for. Everything had the same look and feel. It created a seamless interaction for the citizens.
We were lucky enough to speak with a few from the team who worked on Gov.uk to learn about their process and methodology. It was a wonderful and exciting experience and we learned a lot.
From those calls and meetings, we began organizing the content under new headings. The goal was to be able to create categories to organize the content in a simpler, more meaningful way.
We wanted to take the site into a direction where links were large and obvious. The content would start generic and then funnel the user down to more specific categories under the main headings.
We also worked with the state and tourism on creating a new brand. It stemmed from a promotion tourism was working on and the direction they wanted to take the state from a marketing perspective. The brand included a new logo, color scheme and fonts. We created a few style tiles with some different elements keeping with the same general theme.
To get started with the process, we conducted a complete content audit of the website. We mapped out every page and every section. We looked at what pages weren't needed anymore, what needed to be updated and any new content that was needed. We looked at google analytics and what pages had the most traffic and what didn't. Once we reviewed everything, we created a site map.
The site map was key to understanding all the content we had to represent and understanding the content provided guidance for the design elements needed.
We went through many designs and layouts. I think at least 15 different version were created. We tested a few designs with user groups and from the feedback, continued to make adjustments. Additional changes were made with stakeholder input.
Once we came to two designs, we performed A/B testing to see which preformed better.
Both designs tested well with the blue boxed design performing slightly better. Based on that and stakeholders input, the final design chosen was the boxed layout.
At the time we launched, the content management system we were working with was purchased by another company and became decommissioned. Since the site was pretty much ready to go, it was decided to launch in the current decommissioned system. Immediately after the launch, we started working on researching and procuring a new CMS.
Over the following year, we decided on a new CMS and began the process all over again. In addition to moving to a new system, it was decided to give the look and feel an update as well.
We identified all the pages currently on the site, analyzed the different layouts and reviewed the content. Understanding what we have was key to know where we wanted to take the design update.
We had been gathering and reviewing google analytics and survey feedback on how the new site was performing. Some feedback we received was:
The main update we wanted to make was to create an easier navigation design. We reworked the site architecture and identified areas we could remove, making it more streamlined.
After reviewing pages and the data, we started sketching out new ideas that included updated navigation. For interior pages, we wanted to go with a more traditional pagination. This would give users an idea for the depth of content and a reference to where they are on the site.
Once we had a few ideas agreed on by stakeholders, we conducted user testing to learn if the decision we made would indeed be more useful to the user. Testing on early wireframes provided some useful feedback. Some of the feedback was:
We also got a lot of positive feedback with the updated layout vs the original blue box design. Many thought it was updated and modern. Users also stated the content looked informative and understood the simple language.
We made some further updates based on this testing and with stakeholder approval, we landed on a final design.


Zohar (2004)
Bradshaw (2012)
Alipour (2013)
Yuan (2017)
Li (2017)
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Click Start to see the dynamics of a pendulum system. To spice things up, click Chaotic to generate 20 pendulum systems.
In Chaotic mode, it is recommended to use Bottom mass(es) only and toggle path off for aesthetic purpose.
The default Ordinary Differential Equation (ODE) solver is Euler's method. To get a more accurate solution, please use the RK4 method instead.
This double pendulum system is the solution to the following system of differential equations: (NOTE: masses of the two masses are the same, length of the two rods are the same)
$ 2\ddot{\theta}_1 + \cos(\theta_1-\theta_2) \ddot{\theta}_2 = - \dot{\theta}_2^2\sin(\theta_1-\theta_2) - 2\frac{g}{l}\sin\theta_1 $
$ \ddot{\theta}_2 + \cos(\theta_1-\theta_2) \ddot{\theta}_1 = \dot{\theta}_1^2\sin(\theta_1-\theta_2) - \frac{g}{l}\sin\theta_2 $
Currently I have implemented both the Euler method and RK4 method to solve for the numerical solution to this differential equation.